Swift stylized the title for her TTPD track “imgonnagetyouback” similarly to The 1975’s “fallingforyou,” leading some fans to think the band’s song could be about Swift.
Plus, there are lyrical parallels between the two tracks. In “fallingforyou,” Healy sings, “All we need's my bike and your enormous house.” Swift made similar references in her writing.
In the song, she sings, “Whether I'm gonna be your wife or / Gonna smash up your bike, I / Haven't decided yet / But I'm gonna get you back.” Later, she questions, “Whether I'm gonna curse you out or / Take you back to my house.”
That’s not the only similarity. “I read between the lines and touched your leg again (again) / I'll take it one day at a time / Soon you will be mine, oh, but I want you now,” Healy sings in “fallingforyou.”
Meanwhile, in “Guilty As Sin?,” Swift sets a similar scene, “What if he's written 'mine' on my upper thigh / Only in my mind?”
One more thing: Back in 2014, Healy seemingly sang the song to Swift when she was in the audience at one of his shows. Maybe the song turned into an ode for Swift, but it was released in 2013, before the two met (at least, publicly).
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